Cornali Named National Queen for Pasadena Parade
Michele J. Cornali of Silver City has been chosen as Farmers Insurance Group national queen and will ride the Tea at the Rite float in the Pasadena Tournament of Roses parade on New Year’s Day. She is 24, daughter of Dr and Mrs George Cornall, 5 feet 4 inches, with auburn hair and hazel eyes. The float features a mahogany themed tearoom with a Tiffany style dome, flower fixtures, a central ice centerpiece, live doves, and a garden at each end, all crafted from flowers and decorative materials.
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Michele J. Cornali
Silver City
Farmers Insurance Group
Miss. Cornali
R George Cornall
Joel Haymes
GOP Reform Call Sparks Bipartisan Election Changes
A New Mexico GOP task force on election reform urges shorter campaigns and a bipartisan commission to enforce laws. It backs reporting procedures and limits on individual contributions. GOP leaders hope to push legislation in the 1974 session, with bills requested by the governor.
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Albuquerque
GOP
Stagnation Alert Impacts Southwest New Mexico
National Weather Service issued an air stagnation alert for southwest New Mexico at 10 30 am with the Kennecott China Mines Division monitoring sulfur dioxide and awaiting changes for about four hours The EPA and AIA advised cancelling open burning reducing emissions and conserving energy while ESA tracks pollutants and warns of possible further action Officials expect rising daytime temperatures with Silver City highs near 87 and lows around 19 with a forecasted high of 55 and low of 22 today and tomorrow.
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Kennecott
Ching Mines Divison
National Weather Service
New Mexico
China Mines Division
Environmental Improvement Agency
AIA
ESA
Silver City
Ford Seen as Stronger Capitol Figure Than Agnew
Vice President Gerald Ford is viewed as more influential in Congress than Spiro Agnew due to his long House service and Capitol Hill ties. The article notes Ford’s proximity to Nixon and Senate leaders, while cautioning that GOP restiveness could complicate his role if impeachment pressure grows.
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Carl P. Leubsdorf
Associated Press
Washington
Gerald Ford
Congress
Spiro T. Agnew
Capitol Hill
Agnew
Senate
Len B. Jordan
Idaho
Capitol
Dawnans
Ford
Nixon
U.S
Pennsylvania Avenue
Nigen
Frank Cormier
Washington (Ap
Gerald R. Ford
Melvin J. Laird
House
Bryce N. Harlow
Laird
Hirlow
Charles $. Rhyne
Rose Mary Woods
Warren E. Burger
Spark M. Matsunaga
D-Hawai
United States
Pord
Mike Mansfield
Michigan
Jacob K. Javits
Lee Ford
Page
State Board Proposes Public School Financing Rise
The New Mexico State Board of Education approves a 5299 million increase for 1974-75. It would lift state education funding by about 205 million next year and earmark 5.2 million for teacher salaries at 500 per teacher, amid conflict with Gov. Bruce King and lawmakers. Senator Aubrey Dunn criticizes earmarking and hints political motives.
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Bill Prather
Santa FR
State Board of Education
Bruce King
King
Aubrey Dunn
D Otero
Senate Finance Committee
Hunter Survives Fall After Cliff Accident
Sheriff's units and a helicopter aided Donald Hooker 44 of Cliff after a horse spook caused him to fall eight miles north of Chef. Hooker, listed in fair condition at Hillcrest General Hospital, was rescued from the embankment. Deputies investigate a Safeway parking lot auto theft. car later found abandoned in Central. State board reaction to a legislative study committee proposal: support for at least 500 per teacher across New Mexico’s 10,560 teachers, with local boards controlling disbursement.
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Dick Ingram
Donald Hooker
Cliff
Lin Buning
Chef
Mgram
Hooker
Hillcrest General Hospital
Ingram
Safeway
Central
Ingeam
Legislative School Study Committee
Ron Cass
State Board of Education
New Mexico
Weldon Perrin
Boards of Education
Teletype links Grant County Sheriff's Office to NCIC
A new teletype installed in the Grant County Sheriff's Office dispatch room links directly to the National Crime Information Center, replacing prior through agents. Captain Richard Ingram says the system will speed up messages, costing about $4,000 per year to taxpayers. Training will begin next week for staff to operate the machine.
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Sheriff's Office
National Crime Information Center
Richard Ingram
NCIC
Silver City
State Police
Mesilla Park
Manuel Serna
Ingram
Grant County
Four County
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Ronald Ja. Riepler
White House
J. Fred Bunhardt
John A. Love
Hunter
Sheriffs
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Hobbs
NAVY
Cobre High School
Cindy
Chandler
Mise Navy
Port Bayard Theater
Mise Chandler
Western New México University
Debi Jo Wooten
Saver High School
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